Dirt Bike Trails
Near Jansen, Colorado

This trail is an old train route that connected the east and west sides of the Sangre de Cristo mountains until the 1960s when the highway was put in. It is now an unmaintained road with no obstacles. There are several spots where you will traverse over the old paved road that has become little more...
Learn more about Old La Veta Pass

This route is a beautiful forest road that takes you into the Carson National Forest/Sangre De Christo Mountains. The beginning of the trail immediately kicks off with stunning, towering rock cliffs on either side as you follow the Costilla Creek up the canyon. For the first few miles, you'll pass t...
Learn more about Valle Vidal - FR 1950

Sawmill Greenie is a scenic 9.3-mile point-to-point trail starting in Red River, New Mexico, that offers offroaders an alternative, winding route up to the high-altitude panoramic views of Greenie Peak. Perfect for moderately equipped four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs, this route begins as a wide, ...
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Greenie East is a moderately challenging 4.4-mile off-road trail near Red River, New Mexico, ideal for intermediate drivers looking for an alternative route to the high-elevation ridges of the Carson National Forest. Beginning in Mallette Canyon, this unpaved dirt route diverges from the Sawmill Tra...
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This is a rough and rocky mountain road that climbs high into the mountains of Carson National Forest. The route is generally easy with no technical obstacles and can be traveled in either direction. It offers excellent scenery and connects with several other notable off-road trails in the Red River...
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Pioneer Creek Trail leaves from Red River behind the ski resort and then follows the canyon up. There are some large loose rocks towards the end and four water crossings where the trail crosses the creek. Although the map shows the trail goes further, it has been closed where the track ends, and a l...
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FS 195B is an advanced trail that should only be attempted by highly experienced and confident riders comfortable with exposed side-hilling and route finding. Before attempting this trail, riders should note that it does not seem to connect to Sawmill Road - FS 597 on the north end as the map shows....
Learn more about FS 195B

This section of 195S is a primitive and advanced section of trail that has severe flooding damage that has caused massive washouts that will be impassable for the average rider. For those who dare, there are a few faint tracks to follow through the wash outs, but it does not appear to connect anymor...
Learn more about FS 195S Primitive Trail

This is a 1.4-mile-long dirt bike trail that parallels the main Elephant Rock Trail - FS 195. On the west end, it starts at an intersection with FS 195 where the signs indicate that FS 195 goes to a photo opportunity, while this trail goes left instead. This route is very defined and easy to follow,...
Learn more about FS 195 Alternate

FS 195W is a short access trail into the Elephant Rock trail system, but this is not the main entrance into the system, and riders will need to be street legal to connect to it on Highway 38. It starts as a wide road-width trail on pea-gravel that climbs up into the forest from the highway. It is un...
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FS 195M is a fun and challenging dirt bike trail in the Elephant Rock trail system near Questa, New Mexico. Out of all of the trails in the system, this one feels most like a single track, as it is narrower. Like most of the trails in the system, it is an old mining shelf road, but it is very narrow...
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Forest Service Road 134A is a steep, rocky road that leads to Cabresto Lake; it's a beautiful mountain lake surrounded by the high peaks of Carson National Forest. The trail is narrow and consists of sharp rocks no larger than 12 inches in height. High-clearance 4x4 is recommended but high-clearance...
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FS 195O is an old mining road that is now a dirt bike trail in the Elephant Rock trail system. It’s an old shelf road that is cut into the mountain side, that is now very narrow. The trail is mostly decomposed granite, with a layer of small loose rocks, riding across hillsides of gambel oak, pondero...
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The FS 195 Connector Trail is a quarter-mile-long dirt bike trail that connects FS 195S and the main Elephant Rock Trail 195. It goes through a narrow forested tree corridor of aspens that are really pretty in fall when the leaves start to change color. The north entrance is unmarked off of FS 195, ...
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This is an easy winding road that has a few rocky spots that are easy to get around. The road takes you through open meadows and then through forest areas. It has nice views across the Wet Mountain Valley and of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. During the summer months, there are a lot of cows g...
Learn more about Turkey Creek Forest Road 637

At this point, the road changes from an east road to more of a 4x4 road. It becomes steeper, narrower, and more rocky at the beginning. As you get higher up, it levels out some and is less rocky. You will travel through forested areas and some open areas. Towards the top, you will get into a firewoo...
Learn more about Salt Creek Forest Road 409

FS 195S is an intermediate dirt bike trail within the Elephant Rock Trail System near Questa, New Mexico. Riders should note that the section of FS 195S east of FS 195W (above the Elephant Rock Campground) has severe flood damage and does not connect easily to the main Elephant Rock - FS 195 trail a...
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The 10.2-mile-long Elephant Rock trail near Questa, New Mexico, is best for experienced riders who are up for an adventure. The north entrance to the trail is directly across Cabresto Road from the FS 195 Trailhead. It starts off with a stream crossing through Cabresto Creek that was shallow in late...
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This is a scenic transition road connecting FS 630 on the northwest end to the southeast, where you can continue out of the mountains via Highway 69. The route is generally mild and should be accessible to most vehicles without 4WD in dry conditions. The road features gentle climbs and descents, wit...
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This trail is a short, easy out-and-back route that winds through the small elevation changes of the Wet Mountain foothills and offers a good chance of isolation. It contains no major obstacles or water crossings, making it approachable for most users. Ongoing timber work in 2025 has cleared underbr...
Learn more about San Carlos Road

This trail is an old train route that connected the east and west sides of the Sangre de Cristo mountains until the 1960s when the highway was put in. It is now an unmaintained road with no obstacles. There are several spots where you will traverse over the old paved road that has become little more...
Learn more about Old La Veta Pass

This route is a beautiful forest road that takes you into the Carson National Forest/Sangre De Christo Mountains. The beginning of the trail immediately kicks off with stunning, towering rock cliffs on either side as you follow the Costilla Creek up the canyon. For the first few miles, you'll pass t...
Learn more about Valle Vidal - FR 1950

Sawmill Greenie is a scenic 9.3-mile point-to-point trail starting in Red River, New Mexico, that offers offroaders an alternative, winding route up to the high-altitude panoramic views of Greenie Peak. Perfect for moderately equipped four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs, this route begins as a wide, ...
Learn more about Sawmill Greenie

Greenie East is a moderately challenging 4.4-mile off-road trail near Red River, New Mexico, ideal for intermediate drivers looking for an alternative route to the high-elevation ridges of the Carson National Forest. Beginning in Mallette Canyon, this unpaved dirt route diverges from the Sawmill Tra...
Learn more about Greenie East

This trail is an old train route that connected the east and west sides of the Sangre de Cristo mountains until the 1960s when the highway was put in. It is now an unmaintained road with no obstacles. There are several spots where you will traverse over the old paved road that has become little more...
Learn more about Old La Veta Pass

This route is a beautiful forest road that takes you into the Carson National Forest/Sangre De Christo Mountains. The beginning of the trail immediately kicks off with stunning, towering rock cliffs on either side as you follow the Costilla Creek up the canyon. For the first few miles, you'll pass t...
Learn more about Valle Vidal - FR 1950

Sawmill Greenie is a scenic 9.3-mile point-to-point trail starting in Red River, New Mexico, that offers offroaders an alternative, winding route up to the high-altitude panoramic views of Greenie Peak. Perfect for moderately equipped four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs, this route begins as a wide, ...
Learn more about Sawmill Greenie

This is a rough and rocky mountain road that climbs high into the mountains of Carson National Forest. The route is generally easy with no technical obstacles and can be traveled in either direction. It offers excellent scenery and connects with several other notable off-road trails in the Red River...
Learn more about Sawmill